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Mount Lebanon Montessori

Private | PK-6 | Nonsectarian | 183 students |  

PHONE: (412) 563-2858

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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550 Sleepy Hollow Rd

Pittsburgh, PA 15228

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Pittsburgh's Mount Lebanon Montessori is a private school. It is coed and nonsectarian, serving 183 students in grades PK-6.

This school's average Community Rating, based on 18 reviews, is 3 out of 5 stars.

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Associations: AMS, Other Montessori; Coed; Montessori; Nonsectarian
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Posted on Nov 7, 2011
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As a teacher of 30 years I feel Mt. Lebanon Montessori School offers a stellar education. The staffs dedication to the Montessori Method and enthusiasm toward the child is to be commended. It is a joy to work with such a diverse and enthusiastic team!
--Submitted by a teacher

Posted on Nov 7, 2011
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My two children have gone through the school and now attend their local elementary program. They were both well prepared and are doing excellent in the Mt. Lebanon school district. I credit Mt. Lebanon Montessori for their self discipline, and high academic standards. I recommend this school to all families of young children.
--Submitted by a parent

Posted on Jun 11, 2011
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We found this school to cold and unwelcoming to parents. We removed our child from the 3-6 class after a number of incidents that occurred on the playground, which we felt were lacked supervision. When we brought this issue up to the administrative staff, they were defensive and refused to listen to our concerns. Ultimately, we enrolled our child in another pre-k program and had a much better experience....at a much lower cost, as well.
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Posted on Jun 6, 2011
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I just submitted this. Would you please use my previous one. I was doing this to verify the email address. Thank you.
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Posted on Nov 10, 2010
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This school is the largest school in the area, with 180 students and 25 staff members. All classrooms are fully staffed. The school's mission is to provide preschool and elementary education using the Montessori method. Please visit the school website for more information.
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Posted on Nov 10, 2010
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My last child graduated from 6th grade this past year, all of my children had a wonderful experience with this school. They are extremely successful in middle and high school, this is due to the top notch staff. I highly reccomend this school to anyone and everyone!
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Posted on Oct 6, 2010
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Maybe this school simply grew too fast, but we felt that there were too many students and too few teachers. It felt more like a daycare operation, than an environment suitable for developing your child's growth. We were disappointed, especially considering how expensive this school is.
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Posted on Sep 9, 2010
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Mt. Lebanon Montessori School is a great place for students to learn! Teachers are incredibly resourceful and willing to do anything to meet your child needs. The office staff is kind, professional, and they make sure the needs of students come first. I would recommend this school in a heartbeat!
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Posted on Jun 1, 2010
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This school was a true blessing for my son! While having problems with mathematics in the public school my husband and I investigated other options. We enrolled him in Mt. Lebanon Montessori's Elemetary and within one month saw a change and an understanding that had never been there. He is now successfully completeing tenth grade in a public school and his abilities, confidence and joy in learning are again intact.
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Posted on May 30, 2010
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We decided to send our child to a different school after the first year. We felt that the teachers simply didn't provide enough individual attention to students and were able to find another school that was a better fit.
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